I even finished it off with some white roping. After cutting the fabric to size I used Mod Podge to glue it to the tray. The Mod Podge didn't work to well with the white roping so I used my glue gun for that.
I bought the fabric and roping in Hobby Lobby.
Now Mackenzie has a spot to gather some of her favorite things.
See that white ceramic box, I made that in ceramics class at least 30 years ago. She uses it for all her earrings.
Much cuter for a teenager's room, don't you think!
Hope your all having a super week...there is snow in our forecast for today and tonight:(
That looks fantastic!
ReplyDeleteThat looks fabulous. Perfect for a teenager's room ~
ReplyDeleteGreat transformation on the black tray!! I love it with the fabric and rope detail inside! It's really "cool" now!
ReplyDeleteStay safe and warm with the snow heading your way!
Teenager rooms can be difficult. DArling tray, you did a great job.
ReplyDeletesuper cute!!
ReplyDeleteYou did a beautiful job Martina! So pretty!
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Anne
From plain to pretty! Great job!
ReplyDeleteI love the creativity in blogland. The tray is adorable and perfect for a teen.
ReplyDeleteNot crafty? Well, slap me silly! Girl you've got it going on. Your tray is darling and the fabric looks great!
ReplyDeleteBe a sweetie,
Shelia ;)
You jazzed up that tray perfectly. Love it.
ReplyDeleteThat sure is one pretty tray for someone who is not crafty! You did an awesome job!! I love the color of the fabric. Enjoy your day, Gail
ReplyDeleteWhat a great way to have that tray make a statement. It turned out great- no plain black tray any more! xo Diana
ReplyDeleteVery pretty, I think trays are my favorite accessory!
ReplyDeleteI love a pretty tray in a teen's room. Looks great.
ReplyDeleteThe tray looks great! Perfect for a teenager's room. Sometimes it's the simplest things that make the biggest statements.
ReplyDeleteThe tray looks great with the black and white chevron!
ReplyDeleteThat chevron pattern is perfect for that tray. It really dresses it up and will make it much more "hip" for your daughters room now.
ReplyDeleteYou definitely added pizazz to that plain tray. Perfect for your daughter's room!
ReplyDeleteMary Alice
Looks wonderful, Martina! Such a great transformation!
ReplyDeleteWow, pizzazz indeed. I have always wanted to dress up some trays but never thought to use roping to make it look so finished. Now I must try it. Thanks for the idea.
ReplyDeleteYou did give it pizazz!
ReplyDeleteBliss
Hi Martina,
ReplyDeleteI love your black tray and it's styled perfectly. I've been looking for one for my coffee table.. The monogrammed ones are SO expensive. Yours is just perfect! Have a nice weekend!
leslie
Hi Martina,
ReplyDeleteGreat makeover on the black tray.
I LOVE the chevron!
All the Best,
Christine
Cute!! I love a little chevron, and it's perfect on your tray!
ReplyDeleteThe tray looks wonderful Martina. I enjoyed catching up with your posts, this evening.
ReplyDeleteLove the chevron on the tray Martina! I have things I made in ceramics from the 7o's! LOL.
ReplyDeleteIt looks so cute Martina! Great job!
ReplyDeletePam
The tray is very pretty! I love the little puppy and the box on it.
ReplyDeleteNow you've done it! :) I'll have to do the same to my black tray. Thanks for the inspiration...it looks fab and great for a teenager or any-ager.
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